A good place to start learning ASP.NET

Question

I have two years of programming experience in Visual C # and Visual C ++. I would like to know some good online sources to start learning ASP.NET or something else that I need / need to learn before diving into ASP.NET. I found several online videos that turned out to be very useful. Perhaps I would like to know about some open source projects where I can look directly at ASP.NET code.

Thanks.

Answer 1

Sorry, but I will have to offer the obvious first:

Official site Microsoft ASP.Net

At the top of the page is the “Get Started” and “Learn” link, and I found this site incredibly useful over the past year or so.

Answer 2

Speaking how to convert from WinForms to the Internet, I offer the following tips

• Explore the ASP.NET Life Cycle
• Get familiar with the concepts of client and server code; know how pages are served, etc.
• Don't bite too much too quickly, there are many new things to learn, and that changes very quickly. But you do not need to write a fully functional AJAX web application right away.

Answer 3

I like http://www.asp.net/learn/ it has some great stuff and some cool videos that go through the processes.

Luck

Answer 4

IMHO, CodeProject (www.codeproject.com) has many excellent ASP.NET related articles. For projects, there are many ASP.NET applications at CodePlex (www.codeplex.com) or SourceForge. For a specific ASP.NET application, http://www.cuyahoga-project.org/ its a great viewer.

Best wishes.

Answer 5

http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/

Loads ASP.NET articles / tutorials at different levels. It was very useful for me to plunge into some of the concepts.

Answer 6

Just add another great resource www.learnvisualstudio.net

It is not free, but it has many videos covering all aspects of asp.net from 1.1 to 3.5, AJAX, Webservices.

Programmers for programming video styles with great examples and downloadable source code.

Good luck :)